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  • ok, thanks. I find it to be much easier to work with images, even with software that wasn’t meant for it such as after effects, at least with frames… with Photoshop you have to work around everytime… that’s odd… thanks 🙂

  • Thanks ☺ That’s exactly what I want, well sort of… I cannot add saturation, or any image adjustments, besides filters, can I? 🙁

  • ok, but I just have to copy and then paste the effect to the layer I want on that precomposition, and If it is too much I just turn off the effect, or change its parameters easy!!! Also you can past more than one filter/effect at the same time to a layer on that composition…you can have multiple effects on each layer of that composition… with photoshop if you want to apply more than one filter to a layer, you have to do it individually, with control F, and still you cannot do this with saturation, or any image color adjustments, right???!? It is crazy… On an audio software aditor, i can always change effects parameters, at any time, non-destructively… I can change the delay of a track, Reverb, etc…

    I mean, the way photoshop still works is beyond my comprehension… it is dated… It is surreal for me that if you apply a filter you can only undo it with the history windows… wouldn’t it be easy if you can edit and mess around with all these effects, filters, color correction, etc, the same way you add other effects, like Stroke, etc, on blendin options??!?!? Why Smart objects, adjustment layers, etc???????? Why not keep it simple?!?!?

    I don’t understand Adobe… Photoshop way of working is complex, and is stuck in the past…

  • I really don’t understand Photoshop. You can do this with After Effect, Premiere, you can do this with almost any video, and audio software, but you cannot do it with PHotoshop??!??!? Why?!?!?? I mean, today, with those software types you can turn on, or off, any effect, by layer/audio track, so why is it so complicated with filters and image??!?!? You can add non destructive reverb/delay to an audio track, and other effects with audio editors, you can add non destructive saturation to a video with after effects/Premiere, but with Photoshop you can’t?!?!?? For me this is completely nuts!!!!!!
    Anyway thanks 🙂

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